Dominique Soldati-Favre

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University of Geneva

Switzerland

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Dominique Soldati-Favre is a Professor at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. His research focuses on the molecular biology and cellular functions of Apicomplexa, particularly Toxoplasma gondii, as evidenced by his recent articles on apicoplast functions, mitochondrial biogenesis, and the cytoskeleton's role in cellular processes. His significant contributions include insights into gliding motility and invasion mechanisms within these pathogens.

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Dissecting apicoplast functions through continuous cultivation of Toxoplasma gondii devoid of the organelle

Sustained rhoptry docking and discharge requires Toxoplasma gondii intraconoidal microtubule-associated proteins

γ-tubulin complex controls the nucleation of tubulin-based structures in Apicomplexa

Orthologs of Plasmodium ICM1 are dispensable for Ca 2+ mobilization in Toxoplasma gondii

Toxoplasma gondii rhoptry discharge factor 3 is essential for invasion and microtubule-associated vesicle biogenesis

Cytokinetic abscission in Toxoplasma gondii is governed by protein phosphatase 2A and the daughter cell scaffold complex

Roles of the tubulin-based cytoskeleton in the Toxoplasma gondii apical complex

Architecture of the Toxoplasma gondii apical polar ring and its role in gliding motility and invasion

Apicomplexan mitoribosome from highly fragmented rRNAs to a functional machine

ATM1, an essential conserved transporter in Apicomplexa, bridges mitochondrial and cytosolic [Fe-S] biogenesis

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<i>Toxoplasma gondii</i> HOOK-FTS-HIP Complex is Critical for Secretory Organelle Discharge during Motility, Invasion, and Egress.

Origin and arrangement of actin filaments for gliding motility in apicomplexan parasites revealed by cryo-electron tomography

Malaria: moving beyond the search for magic bullets

iU-ExM: nanoscopy of organelles and tissues with iterative ultrastructure expansion microscopy

A patatin-like phospholipase is important for mitochondrial function in malaria parasites

Conoid extrusion regulates glideosome assembly to control motility and invasion in Apicomplexa

Composition and organization of kinetochores show plasticity in apicomplexan chromosome segregation

N-acetylation of secreted proteins in Apicomplexa is widespread and is independent of the ER acetyl-CoA transporter AT1

Secondary Structure and X-ray Crystallographic Analysis of the Glideosome-Associated Connector (GAC) from Toxoplasma gondii

Nanoscale imaging of the conoid and functional dissection of its dynamics in Apicomplexa

A Signaling Factor Linked to Toxoplasma gondii Guanylate Cyclase Complex Controls Invasion and Egress during Acute and Chronic Infection

Ceramide biosynthesis is critical for establishment of the intracellular niche of Toxoplasma gondii

Toxoplasma gondii phosphatidylserine flippase complex ATP2B-CDC50.4 critically participates in microneme exocytosis

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Bohumil Maco

Boris Striepen

Hugo Bisio

Thierry Meinnel

Paul Guichard

Amandine Guérin

Markus Andreas Keller

Mathieu Brochet

Etienne Baudrier

Carmela Giglione

Yi-Wei Chang

Steve Matthews

Julian C Rayner

Sabrina Marion

Kannan VENUGOPAL

Abhinay Ramaprasad

Oscar Vadas

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